. , ; fl”.
.mwflaetmm
more»; two Imo-
tint «the smell alto.
’ inv’tofluosold‘
w n, a. row no
.mrm mum»
Immersion. «
L, "remedy in s new way. and
took utableepwnlul (lonr
no time) of Chamberlnio'a
My just bolero going to bed.
. Willa: Ibo found thht her
had almost entirely disappeared
. tbodnylhotooka few doaea, oi
WNW tonepoonftti It a lime)
Machiavelli a tohlespoonful
Matched. and on the follow-
mmawote free lrom all itpr
' Grille cold. Since then she has, on
W mime. used this remedy in
. new, with the same good results,
much eluted over her discovery of
gulcha way of curing a cold. Fol
by 1}. U. ifitilloon, droggiet.
We
a ct DeWitt'e Little Early
Just 1 r the good they will doyon.
little «ills ore good tor indigestion.
{or it ; ache, good [or liver corn
.. ~ for cooatipallon. They are
G. A. Gregory A: (30..an G. C.
. tlvoe landed Here.
.. -'t0harlee Muse, of the
Detective Burepu, Indianapolis,
swoon that two or three
nodtrultwortby menueneeded
8,! ~ county wmupritato detective
hi inductions. Experience in
the who notoeceeaarytoauocese. He
3 shrine criminal paperwd will send
it tilqu particulars, which will or
~ how you may enter the profs-ion
f . : ughimat lndionapolis, Ind.
, Yolought to know this: DeWilt’s
mun Banal son will heel a horn and
, ”the pain inetantly. It will care bed
. l1 chapped bonds, ugly wounds, sores,
and a well-known cure for piles. G. A.
. am e 00., and o. c. Stillson.
' QW. 0. Bowman, sherill of Tyler
a., apprecintes n good thing
hesitate to say so. He was
: trated with n cold when he
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
. Heaaye: "ltpvemeprotnpt
‘ llnd it tobenn involunhle rem'
lily for (blind colds." For sale by
» y 3.0. mammalian
film name One Minute Cough Cure
. W 0 medicine that relieves at once.
and quickly cures. its use proves it.
0 A. Gregory & 00 , and (i. C Stillson.
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DEALER 1N
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3" (ills, - -
tins, no. '-
‘i } Turn the search light of inves-
. ‘tigstion upon our prices and
E/m'nbnnsyour t t t t t
. 1011..
llllSTS' tannins, -;-
Mutual -:-
mm. -=
mmmrnm -:-
Mill, -=-
militiamen- -:-
It in humor.
79
0 hell! lent t.
l. 0. Justin.
W,ttltitittt,lthltt
“mil
Putin! Illicit.
serous.
1.: all ll‘lm
Min to
north-by
9m
‘2‘“
l"?
.3
he”
of
to
W,” m e
asked. ,
”0mm not in yet, Mr. Howard.” one
of the nun replied, "Hp—u”
But the door shot with a hang to open
anionic later, when the some worried
voleelnqnir l:
"Wharf r Io. 1 on he is.
n’t to be found mm myw
know hint to b on hand when It: we-
wanted. Hm,.3ui,” as the prioritised
[alloy and “novel-utility boy in ques-
tion come in with his proofs, "go down
to the foot of 7 street and and Carlton.
There’s a wrect of! the plant, but it
won't do us any good unless he gets
here with that copy pretty soon. We go
to press at 8 o’clock-Au just two hours.
Butlw"
Hestopped witha half-smile. for the
boy was already part way down ntoirs
on his WI] to the street.
None knew exactly why he gave the
Weird, shriveletl specimen of boyhood the
name olBud. Putndhiy it was because
of the certninty we felt that he would be-
come a blossom. lie WM 5 thin—should-
dereti, shrunken-chested little fellow,
small even for his tWelVe yehn, with a
shltrxrfentnt‘rll, unchlltlislt Knee. and the
suggestion of eternal cronp in his voice.
lie had drifted into theni’lloe one stormy
night about it your belore the time of
which i write, null although bin request
fun place hud been promptly relnnethe
nod calmly stayed on not! become: o ll:-
ture. .
lie WM not communicative shout blur
self, and we were not particularly cur»
calm 9* an”
loos. One of the women proofrendern
discovered before long that the gray rat-
I
under her desk WM not it more constant
habitude of the allies than was Bud. He
spent the houru between the time the
paper went to press and the arrival of the
day men util o'clock sleeping on a pile
of empty mnllsacks in dark corner of the
engine room, but from that time on he
was alert and ready ior husinees.
As underutmly ior Frank. the regular
galley boy, he was fast picking up as
knowledge of printing, and had occlu—
ionoily displayed a surprising amount of
information regarding the gem-mi molte-
np of a newspaper, stroogl y imbued with
the idea that all things were secondary
in importance and must be subservient
to its requirements.
Nothing plenned him so much an an or
rand oi the kind just given him by the
city editor. and we till knew he Wuuld re.»
turn on time ll he was alive.
Carlton was a new man on the paper,
a little green in the htlnlnthn, but with a
"nose lor Down," and n senmnl lmlmi’ and
the eternal fitness of things, coupled with
rrliuitiiity of statement. Mr. Howard
bud looked over his stnfl (hill night in:-
Iore giving his assignnmnt.
”(i0 tothut Wreck. Uitrltnn.” be’ Mid.
"You are the only mitt) here that can
write it up wmmut hnvingthe Woven roll
mountain li'gh."
Add the new rep vrtor hm! mm a thick
section from the block of copy paper and
hurried nwny. iimi fumni no difficulty
in locating the wreck, although his could
see its dark np-trs outlined uunlmt the
sky much better by running along the
water front on for M ii street. The storm
which had been roping ior tbrwtlny-mml
had finally attuned the distaste-r. lmd nub-
nidrd a little. and from hilt distance the
great black hulk seemed rewiring Eil'tiiy
upon the warm.
On account of the hour tlmrr were but
few spectators. mnly the hurting life
crews, tile pnlrulmen Mill ”.0 im'vnuliin
gruup nf what'f‘rnls: Bull nlr‘rrva-tl, with
delight. that not another lutfu'f inn! is rr~
porn-rm. Tilt! m-otw. lin- luv-km armmd
fur ("unit-u, .mtl mime um- luni Mm that
the “ chop " that bar! writ
ing there for u long Hm», «Mung on
an overturned ntunll bunt, hml at lent
riabtml the mmli omit. and net nil for the
hliif-Mlllrll-‘rgflilfllp.
"like lutvili't nilxiltl-r. t'itilrr," Lite rmm
umtt'luliecl, "Thin water sun“: as mam--
fill an it Links. “'5 hull n intral pull urt-
tiu' in the iitnl. trip with the {nun-«Lung,
and the wnul M fining higher «wry ruiu~
ute.”
it was true that the ('iulhln hml Iwgnn
to roll again, while the ilxhtnznu throw
evrn slmrpvr umi' more purl-ll ltmm
lu'l'lilln the Nky. The crew nu simre mime
hmty prammtlntm to put mil. There
were Mill umuy pimple alumni lilo wrt-r'k
no Immln-r of them unmwn nml chil-
dren. iiul w.“ the lit-N. um- m the
hunt.
inmu
snilor. "ile quirk with you?"
”l'm going," rrteil lhv' hay "i‘ve
gut (n time i'nritrm ml‘te mil in I tell
yulliw
The eatilor'n immi Wilt! no his runs”, but
out like it glmilnlor'n.
“I'Vn gut in not
men!"
normal,
The mrm lifted him not. out him not
ttngrnliy down on the wet moment!
pmimi oil the hunt. ”uh It have try
the boy was aft-tr him, dinning like It
monkey to lie with. The nmlur ,lflhqu'd
the boy's lmmta and he druppa-vl book.-
wnrtl into lit" water. lie nlmmhifll to
the shore, and almrl rhuhuuz with in»
patent roar. rnnue unto. reunion lrom
his lips and bin frail bond» hating the
nlr.
Thewlml ltmrnmi in violence. The
mmrthmz for the
mini bio tulle r-mv in n alum
were out with tuned. wint- hmilu. The
night grew ever blather, but he mold use
in the ”will?! "I“ till lifeboat Miler]
heavily and seemed in diam»,
down and ring his Mode deep into the
mud. All at mm a peel of thunder
shook the miid rush; a flush oi lightning
iewprd down and melon! to lap up thoaea
Ind flips. iimi unturned hm my», usual
in a mmmt his shrill mm wan added
to the shame of agony wot. tip from
among the film" of the Total tummy.
Lightning had strnell lm. sml thebuy
had heard tho ullm any that «he «tried
nomination-tat of coal oil.
The light was bright enough now. and
the watchers «will are n Imfili dork an
int lam her luminous title and head
mulls shows. It with the small boat
Bod streamed in may in he now a
mo. Carlton. work at the «mug The time
on eternity-ed the Manner
WM n- it was with won-am and shti-
dren. and to make no primrose. It
in «teem oi gossiping. lime long
i
‘ M
" while the work
the? ll “‘1‘ . «withhelmot
I or wind. ' ‘ '
Tit-rowan n 9min: ha‘ek onddotth
m the chart; the whirllnx ol :3
ropes, intro-like. our the waters.
alter awhile, n low charred. blackened
shapes upon the beach.
Bud owned the one. door st hall-past
two o’clock. ‘ '
"This is anion time lor you to to turn
UP." urowled the city editor. "Where’s .
Cerium! Did you get that copy?"
Bud ‘approsched the table “lowly. and
tumbled in his coat with trembling
hands. t
"l’re brought the' copy." he sold, his
lip. drawn and aahen. “it’s a little wet
'cunae ’twu in his pocket. nn’ ”~tha boy
put hie hand up to his throat and subbed
hoareely~"You nee, he—vuot drowned.”
JAPAN's GREAT RESOURCES.
Honey, Arms and ill": Supplied at “to
(1.11 o! the Iii-do.
The special correspondent of the Lon-
don Times with the Japanese forces,
wriliogmt bond the transport, Mossy-
oshi-Muru, toys: '
”The .lnpmllew Government is in the
moat matter‘ol-lnct way preparing for
the moment when China shall no longer
assert her authority, maintain order, and
protect life nnd property in the North.
Airs-oily many of the European residents
are clenriugout, b the Japanese Gov-
ernment in preparing and will undertake
the whole rospmutibility of administering
the government and maintain“ order for
the time being.
”Nor will the Europeans. with their
commercial interests, be at the tender
mercies oi Japanese military officers. for
8 large stall of experienced men from the
Civil Service. Foreign Office and other
departments are under orders, and some
are already with the army. it is even
hinted that the Parliament, now tern-
porarily located at Hironhimn, may have
to no news» the water: there is nothing
in the constitution to prevent the Jupnn~
ere Government being entirely located in
I’ekin.
"In reference to the supposed exhuution
01 the country by the war it should be
noted the money already votenl~~-sny £20,-
(mono sterling—will montiy not go out of
the country at nil, lint will only circulate
the more: and as prices are so cheap these
£20,005!” will go much further 1 hon they
fluid in i-Inglnndtotvnrtl paying the bill.
The only item of any impurtltuce that
annu has Mill to not from Europe is the
heavier work Tor hit: ships um] bu; guns
fiixlrliw tons and no on. U.‘ those nhc
ban enlargb in stool; to rent lu-r navy if
the i'hinese nmde thnt nomensnry.
"Japan unnlten all lu-r own riill'n and
cartridge nt “sol-n; the Mum“ maga-
zine rifle in pronounced by European ox-
pv'ris nhplrmliti wenpon,, nut! is the sole
invention ul It Jupanrm‘, ('ount Muruln.
The ammunition in ntm'k, uccurdiug to
official report» early in the ymr. was suf-
ficient to give 2403qu men ten rounds a
day for three year». without making any
more. ('hino hm; nndonlm-dly been itn»
porting arms and ammunition in breach
of the Xeutmiity hm; but the Japanese
oirnply laugh, and call it no much more
booty for the victors; they grinut import
courage. '
CHRTSTIAN statement:
Dedication of the “Iv'Ir-t (‘lturrh of
filth“. Itch-Mint,"
('brintinnt‘ 'io-ntinta from various parts
of tin: i'ntlwi filn'rs were prrwnl M the
dediml'wn .4 lb" First l‘hurrh of Christ,
firinutiul, in limtnn.
The dc-iit-ntluu wu-t himplv'. it includ-
ed on nrgnn \uiunlnry, hillL’lllK of hymns
two of nimh were until-n by the
".‘intht-r lim’," Mary litiu'r E'lliy: the
reading of the Srriplurns. with oxlrm‘ts
{yum "Solemn? flliti livnillt, iiu- K", to
the Scriptures." Mn. llrnr'u-ttn ('lurke
ltemln of Alistair, rruai thv wrmou writ—
tell by the lll'llhr‘Y liantnr.
.‘ir-v. Billy is. rl-iznnimi .1“ lli~ «Hie. din-
cuw'rrr HT i'iil’il‘ilfll’l Solemn-n ll. imn
grown in the extent uf rn'prvm-Mntlmt in
every Smu- and in every on)! n! lillllllrl‘
ance in the l'nion and in (nun-la, and it
bnnextwulml 1H inflntvnro 1H for lwri It as
, Xurway «ml as far will!) .1» lira-t-m- null
‘ Alll‘TI’Jlla.
’l‘he ilN‘lii churrh in limimt in
eumuh-«l in have not in» Hum Milli
member» Two hunnlrwi lllvumuul inl-
luwonurc- Milli!!! ltulci son‘iws lntlin
bnmrit ridln'iirn Hi the :lotwminnlitm.
Dlld lmii II mull-m pPI’Mlllh. lht' r‘nlwutints
"l‘mne nut u! ibu’. ruinous-r," maid in nurfl, Monti muly in truth m mum-l-
[um healing through tln- Hui» rounding
of Winston-t Science,
In to-lmmuml of their arm ll mir in Hot
(mimirr. tiw luanwrrs of Mrs, I'l-lcly have
. , mutnlmlmi to the lmildmu oi the mm-
Tiud rim”: to the Mm with vivqwrmnon,‘ “mun”. rimr-‘h Whirl) “M lit-«limited n-
the mun-rim in him mile bunch alanaiiug' N.” , 11... KfUIIH‘i, I'iilut‘tl. “ml in. "‘l‘lllV
l
mem .nu utlnmi til Niamey»
iklruimiiy liar rum! tmt‘wi Tallinn “fling
ttlmrrh 4- the mu null ni< ry of the lows-r,
derolnitn llw \i'bllwr‘s rmmt. A will.
veetllmle and A ll [hi hi litter nlrpn lend
to it [turn the mnltturium. 'l‘lw nmm is
doc-train! in white. pom grmm. nml gull],
with n rsrh thnmlr. llAmr. n pale lift-en
onyx llrrpim'c nml moon-l. it without".
of normal thou-lurid lllllorhlulruu known
In the "lint-y lion's," who have been
1031511»! in l'itl’iltllli fivleuru, .Umvn [.th
door no It nmrhle lltllivi, in the mml low.
A lump two hundred years will which
' mtm- irim .tlltmn, will be lit-pl burning
llmmirr WM terrtilr. ulul Um henrvfie‘
Henrik ‘
i { “MW“. ledger
night tutti tiny.
ROfiERT LOUIS 5TEVENSON.
Thin tented. thin chested. slut-ht lily-[mk-
nhly.
Nonl’lmflml snrl weal: mineral: in MI ism»
iron. lame .lumori. ennui ut‘ but. and
tum heal with rm.
Wlepml. rit-h tinted. momma n- the an.
m brown eyes author with vlvm-uy,
“nonhum- a brilliant and romsmlv "m,
A epirit llama-r and ”In. with ”new on true.
in W. imitation" and runny
Valium in win-t, light in round im-k.
”Mt solo. nun-l We. .2. ml; «rule-M.
the!” MM M. In"?! and ew'n‘uall-l:
A deal at Ariel. just antral: of Port.
”sell Antony. or Hamlet ion-t of nil.
And fiutlrlh'mt or the ohm!" l’elw'ltlii.
”“0le "entry,
"or: Vetoes».
Th“, 5‘ I lirm ll! immlcm Willrh mph”
I lie-item oi tuition VlflPvr¢ and in"...
persecute: lure they brought it n,“
trots o tingle Mophsnt not an inn”
lose. they can cut a slim ui itne’ my...
loan and M incite: wide. done of the
about» of ammo and mutton", m
only ahcmta fiftieth of 3% inch in thick’
llll , Flllllll
. ‘ V...’
-—AT—-
REH.OLSEN’S,
Bl WASHINGTON STREET, Sillilil NORWALK. '
100 pairs of Lounsbnry, Mathewson & Co.'e fine Shoes,'a little imperfect,worth $50,302.25.
100 pairs of Ledieo’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50.
_ 200 pairs Ladies’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200:pairs Ladios’ Opera plain toe worth 300 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 200 at 1.50.
100 pairs Ladies' Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 pairs Missee' Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
100 pairs Misses' Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 90c.
100 pairs Childon's 8% to 10}, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25,{at 95c.
85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 2 00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 5}, 6, 6i, 7.
50 pairs Men’s Congree and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 9, 10 and .11, worth 2.50, at 1.25.
100 pairs Men's Golf Bluchers, worth 2.50 at 1.50.
75 pairs Men’s Lace Picadilly and sqaure toe, worth 1.50 at 1.25.
80 pairs Boy’s 0an Button, sizes 11 to ‘2, worth 1.75, at 1.00.
75 pairs Boy '3 Lace, worth 1.25, at 75c.
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
lion’s Storm King Boots, 3.00.
Tiliilillliil H
u wasumuon STREET,
lllSili,
sum Nntwm
~—_—
NEW lllEAl SEWINli MABHINE
FOR $1
9.00.
Thls Machine is Made by the
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
NEW liflME
Which is a guarantee of its merit.
SEWINE MABHINES IN
ALL STYLES OF WOODS.
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84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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sleight that I have In
stock. Call and look
st them it you are
thinking at bum
one.
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